From the City of Apopka and Staff Reports
In Summary:
A water main break on Welch Road prompted the City of Apopka to issue a precautionary boil-water advisory on September 14. The notice affects the Wekiva Park and Park View subdivisions, Wekiva Plaza, PNC Bank, and 7-Eleven. The advisory will remain in effect until repairs are completed and bacteriological testing confirms the water is safe.
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The City of Apopka issued a precautionary boil-water advisory Sunday for residents and businesses in portions of the Welch Road area following a water main break.
The break occurred on Welch Road east of Rock Springs Road, the city said.
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The advisory applies to the Wekiva Park and Park View subdivisions, Wekiva Plaza, PNC Bank, and 7-Eleven.
People in the affected area should boil all water used for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing their teeth, or washing dishes. Bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute before use.
Bottled water may be used as an alternative.
The advisory will remain in effect until repairs are complete and bacteriological testing confirms the water is safe to drink. A precautionary advisory does not necessarily mean the water is contaminated, but it is issued to protect customers while testing is conducted.
Residents and business owners should continue following the precautions until the city formally announces that the advisory has been lifted.
Anyone with questions may contact City of Apopka Utility Operations at 407-703-1731. Updates will also be posted through the city’s Alert Center.
Key Points:
- The water main break occurred on Welch Road east of Rock Springs Road.
- Wekiva Park and Park View subdivisions are included in the advisory.
- Wekiva Plaza, PNC Bank, and 7-Eleven are also affected.
- Boil water used for consumption or for washing dishes for at least one minute.
- Customers should continue taking precautions until the city formally lifts the advisory.
